Why do people keep saying they'd rather one large monitor than eyefinity?
They're clearly missing the point, it isn't about a big picture, it's about the extra resolution and peripheral vision.
Not missing the point at all, that peripheral vision and extra resolution isn't really that beneficial, i'd rather a bigger single monitor with a larger resolution like the Dell U3011, just a pitty that it'll cost double the price my 3 monitors cost me
Imagine Eyefinity with a U3011 (1 fps ).
Is the eyefinity thang a gimmick, or is it something enthusiasts couldnt live without?
Let's hear your thoughts on this.
I run 5760*1080, no aa, af @ x4, effects quality on medium, hbao=off, everything else set to highest, vysnc on.
That mouse responsiveness thing if i remember was a problem with the game and was meant to be resolved with the latest patch. I never had a problem with the mouse so i don't know if it was actually fixed.
Eyefinity is the single best thing to happen on the PC gaming stage since the internet
I recently (begrudgingly) had to sell my extra monitors (bills) but as soon as I've got a job they'll be the first things I buy alongside a beefier gpu setup
Eyefinity provides:
-More information for your brain to process and react to (creating a higher skillcap imo)
-More immersive play.
3D is a gimmick, Eyefinity is the future
Wow! the Dell U2410 pawns BenQ G2420HDBL. Thats cause the dell is IPS monitor compared to BenQ which is TN. So it has cleared up one thing for me; which is that an IPS LCD vs TN LED will always result in the former being the winner image qualitywise
It's not quite as simple as that. You are comparing a budget TN panel at an angle to a high-cost and high-quality IPS monitor under direct viewing. Most people who are viewing that photo and thinking 'wow - I wish my monitor looked like the one in the middle' are forgetting that every single colour they are seeing is being outputted by their own screen - which in many cases is a TN panel. The fact that the U2410 is broad gamut makes the contrast all the more stark. Having used a number of TN panels and IPS monitors I have no doubt that, as far as colour accuracy is concerned, IPS is by far the superior technology. Having used several LED-backlit TN panels, however, I can also tell you that the BenQ is a fairly poor implementation of the technology - with only Samsung impressing me so far in that regard. I am very much looking forward to the adoption of OLED panels by both LG and Samsung - you will look back at this whole IPS and TN LCD technology and laugh at them both.
Just read through your signature about OLED, it's made me all warm and fuzzy inside. I can't wait now!
As much as I like the idea of eyefinity, I dont think I would appreciate the performance hit running at that resolution..
I think there is a market for a a monitor that has that resolution that could have ultra widescreen for panoramic gaming... but who will be the first to do it...